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I'm looking for a decompiler capable of transforming MIPS machine code into C code. Any suggestions?

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Assuming you have a MIPS object file or executable file, you can use objdump from the free Code Sourcery Gnu toolchain.

mips-linux-gnu-objdump -d foo.o > foo.S

markgz
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You might find this to be useful.

Paul Sonier
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There is JEB, which now supports decompilation of MIPS 32-bit code. The output (pseudo-C) is interactive and can be refactored/modified. There is a free demo.

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